Last Updated: April 13, 2026 | 12:09 BST

Danny Rohl of Rangers during the William Hill Premiership match at Easter Road, Edinburgh 01/02/2026 — Credit: Imago

The new American owners at Ibrox have had a turbulent debut season in Glasgow. After a woeful start to the campaign under Russell Martin, Danny Rohl has managed to steady the Rangers ship and set the Gers on sail for a Scottish Premiership title bid. Rohl’s made the most of instability at Celtic to get his team in the battle for silverware; however, no one expected to see Derek McInnes’ Hearts do as well as they have as they lead the table with just five games to play. With the action now resumed after the March international break, Rohl and his men are in a vital run-in that will include one more Old Firm Derby against Celtic during the end-of-season split, which will take place at Parkhead on 10 May, six days after a trip to Tynecastle.

William Hill Premiership | Matchday 34

RANGERS

The Light Blues

MOTHERWELL

The Steelmen

Venue: Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow
Kick-off: Sunday 26 April, 15:00 BST
TV: Not televised

Referee: TBC

Rangers Football Club

Established in 1872, Rangers is a bastion of sporting tradition and one of the most successful clubs in world football. Holders of over 55 league titles, the club’s identity is forged in the “Ready” motto—a commitment to excellence that has spanned three centuries. From the legendary 1972 Cup Winners’ Cup triumph in Barcelona to the historic “Nine in a Row” era, Rangers remains the heartbeat of the blue half of Glasgow. The Ibrox experience, defined by its iconic red-brick facade and deafening roar, stands as a testament to a fanbase whose loyalty remains unbroken through every chapter of the club’s storied journey.

55League Titles

1Cup Winners’ Cup

34Scottish Cups

28League Cups

Greatest Ever Ranger John Greig 755 Apps / “The Legend”

All-Time Top Scorer Ally McCoist 355 Goals / 581 Apps

Most Successful Manager Bill Struth 30 Major Trophies / 34 Years